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Repeated data sequence
<ESC>
v
cm
<ESC>
V
<NULD
1Bh
56h
<n>
1Bh
56h
OOh
27
86
<ID
27
86
0
. . .
. . .
. . .
Both
cdn>
&I>
ain>
The command above delimits data which will be repeated, where cn> is a binary
value (0 thru 255) giving the number of times that the data bytes represented by <do>
. . . c&o will be repeated. The sequence is terminated by the &SC> V cNUL>
(<NuL>=OOh) sequence. It is possible to nest this sequence (up to five levels).
NOTE
Since repeated data is stored in the input buffer (capacity 2k bytes), the total
amount of repeated data cannot exceed this amount.
ASCII command sequences
The command above sequences are not preceded by a &SC> or <FS> character, but
instead are preceded by double parentheses, thus "((". They apply equally to both the
standard and the IBM emulation modes. They are given below:
Select font
Both
(
(
F
1
1
Cn>
28h
28h
46h
29h
29h
cn>
< 40
40
70
41
41
<n>
The command above selects a font., where cn> is an ASCII value which may take
the following values:
"4"
Script
1' 9.
1 9
1 Draft
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